Mythology DTI looks work when the character is obvious from across the runway. Dress To Impress, the Roblox fashion game, has no labeled mythology pieces and no item names at all. The character has to come from color, hair and the face card. The three looks below are a Medusa, a Norse ice goddess and an Egyptian queen. Each one starts from a different dress in the Dressing Room, and none of them costs Robux.
Quick answer: Recolor a gown dark green with gold trim and add green curls for Medusa. Use silver tiers, white fur and platinum braids for an ice goddess. Use white and deep gold with sleek black hair for an Egyptian queen.
Where faces, hair, clothes and the runway are in Dress To Impress
| What | Where | How to open |
|---|---|---|
| Face cards | Lana’s Salon, right-hand arch | Sit at a vanity, press E, Feminine tab |
| Hair | Lana’s Salon, left-hand arch | Hair chairs under the framed pictures, press E |
| Clothes and shoes | Dressing Room | Teleport pin (top left), “Dressing Room” |
| Runway | Freeplay Runway | Teleport pin, “Freeplay Runway” |
The Hairstyles panel has the tabs Feminine, Masculine, Bangs, Curly, Straight, Wavy, Updo, Locs, Braids and Afro.
How recoloring works in Dress To Impress
Colors are given as a Default palette position or a HEX value. Columns count from the left and rows count from the top. Row 8 is the white-to-black row. Where a HEX value is given, pick that color on the Wheel tab instead; the panel shows the HEX of the color you pick.
You can still recolor a piece after you put it on. Open the Wearing panel with the hanger button on the right and click the piece’s picture.
Medusa outfit in Dress To Impress
This look starts from the pale pink ball dress in the middle of the party-dress shelf, beside the shoe shelf. Recolored, it becomes a green gown with gold trim. Green curls and a third-eye face complete the Medusa look.
On the runway, the dress shows as a green gown with a gold bodice and a gold ruffled hem with green points.
From behind, the green curls and the gold hem carry the look.
The Dazzle pose shows off the full silhouette.
Norse ice goddess outfit in Dress To Impress
This Valkyrie-inspired look is built from the tiered ruffle gown mannequin standing in front of the party-dress shelf. Its skirt and top are separate pieces. Keep the third-eye face card from the Medusa look.
| Skirt part | Palette (row 8) | Material |
|---|---|---|
| Skirt | Column 5, mid grey | Metallic |
| Leopard Print | Column 1, white | Default |
| Flower Details | Column 3, light grey | Default |
| Hemline | Column 6, dark grey | Metallic |
| Belt | Column 1, white | Default |
The Wearing panel should now hold the braids, fur jacket, skirt, bandeau top and fur boots.
On the runway the skirt reads as long silver ruffled tiers with white flowers. The Dazzle pose works here too.
From behind, the fur jacket and platinum braids carry the ice theme. The long skirt covers the boots, but they are still worn.
Egyptian queen outfit in Dress To Impress
This Cleopatra-inspired look starts from the white fitted puff-sleeve mini dress to the right of the party-dress shelf. Sleek black hair with straight bangs sets the character, and deep gold does the rest.
The finished dress reads as a white boned bodice with gold straps and gold trim lines. Below it is a fitted gold mini skirt with a side slit, and no sleeves show.
The Satin pose, with a hand at the hair, suits this look.
From behind, the long sleek black hair falls past the shoulders over the gold skirt.
The palette yellow at column 8, row 6 looks bright yellow on the runway, not gold. On the Wheel tab, #bb8013 sits near the top of the color square between yellow and orange, with the brightness slider about a third of the way along.
More Dress To Impress theme ideas
For other fantasy themes, see the Divine Beings looks, the Greek goddess and Egyptian robe in Ancient Civilization, the sea siren in Cursed Lagoon and the princess in Fairytale. The Enchanted Curse sorceress also borrows from myth.
Every theme built so far is listed in the Dress To Impress themes hub, and the Dress To Impress poses guide covers free poses such as Dazzle, Crystal and Satin.
Mythology DTI questions
Can you do a Medusa look in Dress To Impress without VIP?
Yes. The pale pink ball dress, the green-dyed curly hair, the third-eye face card and the platform heels are all free to put on. Silk and Metallic are free materials. All three looks use only free pieces and free materials, with no Robux spent.
How do you make clothes gold?
Pick Metallic on the “+” tab, then set a deep gold on the Wheel tab, such as HEX #bb8013. The amber gold at Palette column 9, row 6 also works with Metallic. The brighter yellow next to it reads as plain yellow.
Do you need wings, a crown or snakes for Mythology?
No. None of the three looks uses wings, a crown, snake hair, armor or props. The character comes from the color of the clothes, the hair and the face card, which are all free.
Why are two hairstyles on at once?
Choosing a new hairstyle in the hair chair adds it on top of the hair you already have. Open the Wearing panel and press the heart X under the old hairstyle to remove it.
Where are the fur jacket and fur boots?
Both are at the fur stand beside the shoe shelf in the Dressing Room. The white cropped fluffy jacket hangs on the stand, and the white fluffy boots sit on the round table next to it.
